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Songs in the Album First Harvest 1984-92

No	Song
1	Big In Japan
2	Dance With Me
3	Forever Young
4	For A Million
5	Jerusalem
6	Jet Set
7	Lassie Come Home
8	Red Rose
9	Romeos
10	Sensations
11	Sounds Like A Melody
12	Summer Rain
13	The Mysteries Of Love
14	Victory Of Love

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